Note: Some sections are silent.
Description: Two films totaling 38 minutes, from KCRA-TV in Sacramento, California. The films contain clips related to the Oak Park area of Sacramento. It highlights several aspects regarding Oak Park, including neighborhood disturbances, Sacramento Unified School District meetings regarding busing, and interviews with children at Caleb Greenwood School who are bused there. The film also contains footage of Sacramento Mayor with Black Panther leader Charles Brunson inside the vandalized headquarters of the Black Panther Party. The remainder of the footage consists of a story by KCRA reporter Ginger Rutland interviewing Oak Park residents ca. 1974.
Accession Number: 1983/131:casacsh_000060
Source: 1 Reel of 1: Film: 16mm
KCRA-TV Specials
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